Immigration
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Altadena Woman Detained by ICE Released Following Scam Victim Case
A federal judge ordered the release of Masuma Khan on November 4, 2025, after she spent a month in ICE custody beginning October 6. Khan, 60, reportedly was denied essential…
Former Miss Hawaii Fights Deportation to Keep Husband in the U.S.
After ICE detained Rogerio Araujo and moved him to Honolulu’s Federal Detention Center, his wife Cheryl Bartlett is…
Senate Candidate Proposes Immigration Moratorium as System Breaks Down
On Oct. 26, 2025, Nate Morris urged a total immigration moratorium tied to nationwide deportations. This aligns with…
Asylum Pride House: More Than a Home with Comprehensive LGBTQ+ Support
Asylum Pride House provides a five-bedroom, trauma-informed shelter in West Philadelphia for LGBTQ+ asylum seekers. Residents get individualized…
Liberals adopt stronger caps on immigration to stabilize by 2027
Mark Carney’s Liberals will cut permanent admissions to 395,000 (2025), 380,000 (2026), 365,000 (2027), and reduce temporary residents…
After World Series Celebration, ICE and CBP Stage at Dodger Stadium
Roughly 100 ICE and Border Patrol agents staged at Dodger Stadium parking lot 13 on November 4, 2025,…
Mamdani Challenges Trump on Immigration as NYC’s First Muslim Mayor
Mamdani’s November 5, 2025 victory positioned him to resist promised federal immigration raids, promising protections for immigrants, tenants…
Reichman University Inspires Global Students to Build a Life in Israel
The Raphael Recanati International School hosts 2,500+ students from 90+ countries and links academics, community, and career support.…
Judge Hears Testimony on Overcrowded Cells at Broadview Facility
Testimony on Nov. 4, 2025, alleged Broadview held up to 150 people per cell without beds, toothbrushes, or…
Oregon Rejects Federal Claims on Medicaid for Undocumented Immigrants
Oregon says Healthier Oregon covers roughly 100,000 noncitizens with state funds only and disputes federal audits. A congressional…